WebSocket talkie
This playground connects to a WebSocket endpoint and sends simple text messages. Open this page in another browser or device that reaches the same server to see how a shared channel can be used.
Sample: WebSocket talkie
Code
<serc-rod
data='{"name":"", "text":""}'
*websocket="'wss://na-bla.com:8443/ws'"
*into="ws_data"
>
<h2>Sercrod WebSocket talkie</h2>
<p *if="$ws_ready">WS: connected (same IP room)</p>
<p *else>WS: not connected</p>
<p>
<label>
Your name:
<input type="text" *input="name">
</label>
</p>
<p>
<label>
Message:
<input type="text" *input="text">
</label>
</p>
<p>
<button
*if="$ws_ready"
*ws-send="(name || 'anonymous') + ': ' + text"
@click="text = ''"
>Send</button>
<span *else>Waiting for connection...</span>
</p>
<h3>Last message from server</h3>
<pre>%$ws_last%</pre>
</serc-rod>
Sample
Sercrod WebSocket talkie
WS: connected (same IP room)
WS: not connected
Waiting for connection...
Last message from server
%$ws_last%
Notes
- This sample assumes a WebSocket server at
wss://na-bla.com:8443/ws. *websocketmanages the connection and exposes state such as$ws_readyand$ws_last.*ws-sendsends the current message; the click handler also appends it to the locallogsand clears the input.